Comment Re:dumb question... (Score 3, Funny) 129
And what would Open Office that is "target at developers" look like, in contrast to plain ol' vanilla Open Office?
\LaTeX, of course.
And what would Open Office that is "target at developers" look like, in contrast to plain ol' vanilla Open Office?
\LaTeX, of course.
And after some further googling I found a measurement for 102 Mb/s in Stockholm.
Downloads over the AT&T network averaged about 24Mbps and peaked at 42.85Mbps, the fastest cellular connection seen to date.
The first mention I found of an actual download speed for the LTE network in Stockholm (you know, the world's first publicly available LTE-service) beats that figure easily, peaking at 59.1 Mb/s. That is a measurement from over a year ago.
After receiving his application the Austrian authorities had required him to obtain a doctor's certificate that he was "psychologically fit" to drive.
Shouldn't this be a requirement for followers of all religions?
Because Blu-ray sucks!
Killing a character off for emotional impact then simply saying, "well death is a reversible process in this universe" throws doubt on *everything* in the story.
You can do that twist to in a good way.
That is exactly what happens in the "Inigo's Dreams" substory in Peter F. Hamiltons Void Trilogy. All the main character's friends get killed only for the main character to find out he can reset time in his (alternate) universe. The way this works out for the better is that the rest of that story deals with the problems stemming from his new-found ability (trying not to corrupt the world around him or himself).
Won't somebody please think of the children!?!
date -d '33 weeks'
That gives the date and time 33 weeks from now, not week number 33. Week 33 this year is (according to ISO 8601) the week starting with 2011-08-15 (your example command gives me 2011-10-21).
Sudo allows pretty fine-grained access to users based upon group or user name, so you can easily allocate permissions as required (well, relatively easily, anyway) -- much more fine-grained than Unix User/Group/Other permissions would allow. For example, with sudo you could allow senior admins (group: admin) and web developers (group: www-dev) read/write permissions to CGI script directories, junior admins (group: jadmin) read-only permissions and all other users (group: users) no access. Uh-oh...we've got four groups here: admins, jadmins, www-dev and users, so doing that with standard Unix permissions is going to be kind of difficult
That's what you have (POSIX) ACLs for.
Also worth noting, the first case resulting from the IPRED law is, to my knowledge (I'm a Swede and all), still going. The ISP that the copyright holders have demanded personal information from is fighting it as hard as they can.
Even though there might be monetary incentives to the ISPs actions, that doesn't seem to be all of it. ISPs here really do seem to care about these things.
Today your SQL injection tools, tomorrow your nmap?
Why did you have to tell them about nmap for?
"The Swedish Pirate Party did its best election campaign ever. We had more media, more articles, more debates, more handed-out flyers than ever"
How does he figure that? I (a Swede) haven't heard or seen anything from them since the election for the European parliament. I think it would be more correct to call it their worst election campaign ever.
"The medium is the massage." -- Crazy Nigel